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I had jamming issues with my gsg and even though I wasn't the original owner they took care of it and even threw in some extras. It runs like a top now with the federal red box. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

Larry Vickers recommends keeping all mags downloaded a round including rifles...does it mean he's right? Not necessarily but I trust his judgement and do the same. As far as the ftf I have heard most Sr9's require a break in period

nice grouping!

Good looking Saiga....Hipower I took home that 1201 :-D

Heres a better question...if the service and prices are so horrible why do you keep frequenting the store?

nice thread resurrection.....neat little gun....maybe one day for sh*ts and giggles

I just watched Tactical Arms....Larry Vickers uses a Schmidt and Bender on his .308 and .338...so you should too :-D

If your on a budget go to swfa or Quality optics and accessories from Leupold, Bushnell, Burris, Nikon and more! the swfa (tasco) super sniper 10x is a great buy in the $275 range

There are.still lots of resources for parts out there I think $180 would be a buy

Thanks for the warning, I dont think I have any Federal 45 ammo, but their stuff is usually top notch and uber accurate in the other calibers I have used it in.

Justified is back and did not disappoint.....I think im watching more TV this year then I have in a long time. 1. Lights Out 2. Southland 3. Justified 4. Sons of Guns 5. Blue Bloods 6. Man Vs Food 7. Top Shot (?) 8. Hostage Rescue (or whatever its called on Discovery) and thats just the ones off my head....I think right now "Lights Out" is my favorite show going

I got a smokin deal from Joe on my remington 870 AOW a few years back....fun gun, usually camps under the bed....I think back then the Serbu's were "only" $650ish

I want one of those integrally surpressed AK's they got....now if I can just find where I misplaced my $2800.

Lol...rediculous...but funny.... Im surprised no one has a Tyvek suit......or gas mask...seriously I have like six(masks) lol....i will get some pics up tomorrow-ish

I vote for both...nothing like double fisting 40's ;-D

Thats a great deal.....ya need to jump on it....

I rock an 870 AOW under the bed and once I get some rounds through it the Beretta 1201fp semi auto is gonna be posted up in the closet....and yeah this thread is old, but everyone (including me) likes to throw in their $.02

Great choices both, im saving up my monies for the 716...i typically carry a Sig of one style or another...they run forever and are more accurate then me while not being a bit finicky about ammo.

fyi if you didnt already notice your 226 mags will fit this gun albeit they will stick out a bit. 228's are great weapons

If you want reliability and speed at a bargain price get a beretta 1201fp its basically a benelli super 90 for around $500 used. There's a really nice one in classifieds right now with some nice extras on it. I have a saiga 12 and while its fun when it works its just too finicky for hd imho.

I agree looks really similar to the ump. For home and indoor use a 45 carbine provides many advantages over a rifle caliber carbine....that being said if I could only own it would be of a rifle caliber. This gun has its own niche and in it I think it will do well at the sub $700 range. A huge advantage being its indoor range friendly.

That may be true but the bullpup style and twin tubes is what makes the shotgun "unique" not whether the barrel moves or is placed on top or bottom. My point is while its cool but its not original just new to us Americans.

Some kind of county ordinance I believe the person I spoke too was quite adamant about it.

FYI if you live in knox county they will not allow you to have an at home ffl

I don't know if anyone else mentioned it but this design isn't original at all its actually just a copy of a south African design called the Neostead by Truvelo Manufacturers that was designed in 2001 and is still in production.